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There is no denying that death is a common reality in hospitals, especially in sectors such as Intensive Care Units. Although death is part of the natural life cycle, nursing professionals are generally not adequately prepared to deal with it, which often generates feelings of suffering. During the academic training, the subject of death is little addressed and the professional is encouraged to believe that only the cure and recovery of the patient are characteristics of good care. Objective: To know and explore the nurses past emotional experiences in the face of finitude/death and the process of dying in intensive care. Methods: It is an exploratory study, descriptive of qualitative approach. A roadmap containing 4 open questions was used as a tool. We interviewed 10 nursing professionals who are part of the staff of the Intensive Care Unit of a Hospital do Agreste de Pernambuco. Results: The results pointed out that most of the interviewees referred as negative feeling the sadness before the patient in finitude, and as positive feeling compassion. The main difficulty facing the finite patient was the absence of protocols that define and provide continuity to palliative

VIVÊNCIAS DE ENFERMEIROS NO CUIDADO ÀS PESSOAS EM PROCESSO DE FINITUDE